Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-09-24
EIGHTH ANNUAL FAIR.
Camping Accommodations
for Families.
RAILROAD RATES AND FARES.
Rules By Which the Races and
Exhibition Will Be Guided.
Regulations.

District Agricultural Association vii
open in few days and arrangements
have been completed to make it bettel
than any of the seven that have gone
before. The following announcement
has been made by the directors wh'
are N. S. Covarrubias, l.. Lichtenber
ger, Los Angeles; J. G. Newton
j. w. Robinson, Los Angeles; l.. j
Rose, San Gabriel: S. Washburn, Pas
adena; J. w. Waters, Jr., San Ber
nardino; E. F. Spence, Treasurer; j
w. Robinson, President: E. A. De
Camp, Secretary;
Camping accommodations-For the
accommodation of families and parties
desiring to camp out during the fair
the Board offer the use of Agricultural
Park Grove for that purpose. Water
convenient for man and beast.
By availing themselves of this op'
portunity, the attendance at the Dis.
trict Fair may be made pleasant
camping tour by parties at distance,
at small expense. Our climate is
most favorable for the introduction OF
this custom while attending our fairs.
The Pacific Coast Steamship Com
pany will issue round trip passenger
tickets to the fair as follows: From
San Diego to San Pedro wharf and re-
turn, $S; from Santa Barbara do, $S;
from Port Hartford do, So. All freight
shipped by Pacific Coast Steamship
Company's steamers for exhibition at
the fair, upon which freight has been
paid at San Pedro, will be returned to
the point of shipment free. All rail
roads will issue round trip tickets at
lowest rates to all who visit the fair.
Wells, Fargo & Company's Express
will carry all packages of twenty
pounds and under, addressed to the
Agricultural Association, free. All
articles intended for exhibition, if ad-
dressed to the Association, will be
taken from the depot to the Exhibi-
tion free of charge.
FAIR RULES.
The following rules have been
adopted:
RuleI. Each member of the Dis
trict Agricultural Association No. 6, Of
California, will be furnished with a
ticket upon the presentation of his
certificate of membership Ito transfer
or loan which subjects him to expul-
sion from the association and expul-
sion from any of it's benefits in the fu-
ture).
Rule IL. Price of admission to the
stock grounds or trotting park: Child
rem under Is years old, 25 cents;
grand stand, 25 cents; quarter-stretch
badge, 81, and quarter-stretch badge
for season, $780, No horses will be
allowed to be htched to tree or any
fixture on the ground.
the delivery OF their articles upon the
ground'to the superintendent of the
appropriate department by the 10th
day of October.
Rule w. All exhibitors who intend
to compete for the premiums of the
Association must purchase an eXhib-
itor's ticket, price $5, and all must
have their exhibits entered at the Office
of the Entry Clerk at the park by
Monday, the 10th day of October, at
10 o'clock A. NJ, that they may be ar
ranged in their apartments, and in
readiness for examination by the
Judges; and no premiums will be paid
on any article or animal unless proper
lv entered on the Secretary's books by
6 O'Clock p. NJ. Monday, the 10th day
of October, and in the place assigned
them for exhibition. Said ticket will
admit but one person to that part OF
the fair where the exhibit is.
Rule V. The Association will not
be responsible for the omission to ex-
hibit any article or animal not entered
strictly in accordance with it's rules.
Rule vi. No article nor animal
entered for premiums can be re-
moved or taken away before the
close of the exhibition with
out special permission from the
Secretary or Executive Committee.
No premiums will be paid on articles
or animals removed in violation Of
this rule.
Rule VII. All articles or animals
engaged for exhibition must have
cards with the numbers as entered by
the entry clerks; and exhibitors in all
cases must obtain their cards previous
to placing their articles on exhibition.
Cards for animals must be placed in
a conspicuous place, on the stalls or
pens. and cards for other articles will
be attached to them.
Rule VIII. Those who wish to offer
articles or animals for sale during the
fair, must notify the secretary or entry
clerk of the same, at the time of enter
ing, and have a card attached or
posted on stall or pen, stating that
thev are for sale, with the owners
name.
Ruule TX. The Board OF Directors
will use every precaution in their
power for the safe preservation of all
articles and stock on exhibition, but
will not be accountable for loss or
damage. Exhibitors must give atten-
ton to their articles or animals during
the fair, and at the close of the exhi-
bition attend to their removal.
Rule X. Judges will be selected
with reference solely to the highest
order of fitness provided, alway, that
no person will be permitted to act as
Judge in the same department. where
he is competitor.
Rule XI. In no cases can the
Judges award special or discretionary
premiums, but may commend to the
Board of Directors any articles or ami
imals in their class which they may
deem worthy of special notice, and for
which premium has not been offered.
Rule XII. No stock of inferior quail
ity will be admitted within the grounds.
A committee will be appointed to rule
out all below medium grade. =.
Rule XIII. No person will be al
lowed to interfere with the judges
during their adjudication, and any
person who shall attempt to interfere
with them whether verbally or other
wise, shall be excluded from competi'
ton.
Rule XIV. The Superintendents Of
Departments will receive the award
Al 4 1.1s